The first session is “Sysinternals Primer: Gems“, the latest in the Sysinternals Primer series (*).

In the latest edition of the popular Sysinternals Primer series, join Aaron (Mark Russinovich’s co-author of The Windows Sysinternals Administrator’s Reference) as he goes mining for gems. Uncover buried tips and tricks to get the most out of popular tools such as Process Explorer and Process Monitor. Discover treasures among the least-known Sysinternals utilities — tools that you would have been using if you had only known about them sooner. The Sysinternals utilities are vital tools for any computer professional on the Windows platform. Mark Russinovich’s popular “Case Of The Unexplained” demonstrates some of their capabilities in advanced troubleshooting scenarios. This complementary tutorial series focuses primarily on the utilities themselves, deep-diving into as many features as time will allow.

The second session I’m delivering is “Defense Against the Dark Ages: Your Old Web Apps Are Trying to Kill You“:

The web browser is the primary path that malware uses to get on users’ computers. Web browser security (especially Windows Internet Explorer) has improved dramatically in the past few years to defend against evolving threats. However, continuing to build and maintain web apps using old practices defeats many of these improvements and leaves your users’ computers more vulnerable than ever. In this session, learn why those formerly accepted (or at least tolerated) practices are surprisingly harmful and now must be updated. Learn ways to update web apps quickly so that you can adopt more secure practices without stopping your business.